AI regulation

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• First Anthropic, now OpenAI. Washington is blocking the next most powerful AI — The most powerful language models are starting to behave like sensitive technology under state supervision. According to the Financial Times, OpenAI is to release its new GPT 5.6 model in stages, with the US government approving its first partners. Just days earlier, export controls hit Anthropic and its Fable and Mythos models. For companies, the signal is clear about how fragile access to the best AI has become.
• The most powerful AI models are entering the same regime as military technology — The US government ordered the most advanced publicly available AI model pulled from the market just three days after launch. The reason was national security. For companies that build their processes on rented intelligence, it is a signal that access to the best models is no longer a given. What does it mean for company strategy, and where should they look for alternatives?
• China Calls for the Establishment of a Global AI Governance Organization — China presented an ambitious plan at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai to create a global AI governance organization. Premier Li Qiang warned against monopolization of the technology by a few countries and proposed coordinated international cooperation. The country wants to share its AI technologies and expertise especially with Global South nations while supporting open development and sharing.
• Woke AI and Its Impact on Truth and Freedom of Speech in the USA — The term "woke AI" has become a new topic in artificial intelligence, stirred up by US President Donald Trump. According to him and some conservatives, "woke AI" poses a threat to the accuracy of information and independent thinking. At the same time, his strategy for combating this phenomenon raises questions about freedom of speech and possible infringement of rights under the First Amendment of the US Constitution.
• Fear and Opportunity: How AI Is Changing Parents' Approach to Raising Children — Parenting is gaining a new dimension in the age of artificial intelligence. Fears of the unknown alternate with the feeling that children who do not engage with AI may fall behind. How do parents balance risks, new threats, and the need to familiarize children with AI? Take a look at current dilemmas and practical experiences.
• Analysis Suggests AI Reasoning Progress May Slow Down — AI models focused on logical reasoning have been achieving stunning results in recent months, particularly in mathematics and programming. However, a new analysis warns that these rapid advances could slow down significantly very soon. What is behind this outlook and what consequences might it have?
• Artificial Intelligence in Recruitment Can Discriminate Against Job Seekers — Artificial intelligence is entering recruitment and changing the rules of the game. However, it also carries risks of discrimination that can disadvantage women, older applicants, people with disabilities, or those who do not speak fluent English. What are the main problems and what should companies and legislators do?
• Five Key Steps for the Safe Use of Generative AI in Business — Generative artificial intelligence offers enormous potential, but its introduction into business processes also brings new risks. How can you ensure that AI works in your favor, protects sensitive data, and doesn't undermine customer trust? Read on to learn which five steps are key to successful and secure AI integration.
• How (Not) to Regulate AI: Soft Approach, Hard Approach, or Something in Between? — AI-related risks are growing and countries around the world are searching for the right way to manage them. Each takes a different path — from free markets to strict regulation to compromise. Where is the ideal balance?
• Responsible Artificial Intelligence: How Workday Sets Standards for Ethics and Sustainability